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LGA raises concerns over fostering storm

Mainstream political affiliations 'should not be a barrier' to foster care, the Local Government Association (LGA) has said.

By Dominic Browne | 28 November 2012

Mainstream political affiliations ‘should not be a barrier' to foster care, the Local Government Association (LGA) has said.

Smith Square has reacted quickly to the furore surrounding Rotherham MBC's controversial decision to take children away from UK Independence Party (UKIP)-supporting foster parents.

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Popular articles by Dominic Browne

  1. Budget: £500m a year for local roads maintenance
  2. LGA launches attack on DfT over traffic fine surplus plans
  3. Budget 2023: Hunt confirms £200m for 'potholes curse'
  4. Budget 2021: Highways face funding cut in Budget
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